Making a 3-D sculptured, realistic fin whale. Any suggestions what to use to make it look like water is spraying out of the blow hole? The pics in the galleries are great, but the customer wants it all to look very realistic.
Any ideas you can share would be appreciated. 
Watching for your answers. 
Perhaps pipe royal icing, and then when dry, paint with a shimmery silver or pearl luster dust?
The royal icing would done on waxed paper, maybe in upward curves? (Not the right word, but I think you might know what I mean).
Also, most cookbooks have recipes for hard candy -- make it in clear, then quickly pour it out in thin streams on a cookie sheet. When cool and hard, place in blow hole...Just some ideas...hope this helps!
Thank you so much. I'll have to practice abit but it will be fun trying. You're welcome. 
I just thought...maybe make the candy or RI a pale blue. Whatever you think would look more like water, I suppose. I'd love to see how it looks...I'm sure it will be great.
OMG am I going to get roasted for that one.LOLOLOL Sorry ladies 
I have a couple of ideas. One is to marbelize some blue and white fondant (or gumpaste), roll into a log and shape. Let it dry and then insert it into the whale. In my pix, I did that for the whale on the Noah's ark cake, but he was a small whale.
Another idea is to make large, curved teardrop shapes of gumpaste or fondant attached to a wire. When they drop, dust with Lustre Dust and insert into the whale. I can't really draw it (Doug?) but make it look like drops of what shooting up and arcing.
Good Luck!
Mike -- that is NOT NICE! 
(And I should know, I'm still recovering from my recent CC "bruises'). 
I like tracycakes ideas too.
(OK, now I forgive you Mike 
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